Tectonics - climate-linked soil degradation and its impact in rainfed agriculture: Indian experience.-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Tectonics - climate-linked soil degradation and its impact in rainfed agriculture: Indian experience.

Published:2009 Issue: Volume: Page:54-72
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Container-title:Rainfed agriculture: unlocking the potential
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Pal D. K.,Bhattacharyya T.,Chandran P.,Ray S. K.

Abstract

This chapter aims to illustrate the severe consequences of the natural degradation triggered by tectonic and climatic events using results from case studies in India. The case studies cover: natural degradation of major soil types in India; pedogenic threshold in dry climates and loss in soil productivity; management interventions for naturally degraded soils.

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CABI

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